Last Assembly Before Easter Draws Big Crowd in Choir Ball
A late night Easter eve assembly attracted a large crowd despite rain. Guests, patrons like Mrs L Barmett and Mrs W T Rachman attended, with Elliott’s Orchestra providing music as dancers mingled in gowns and lively social chatter. The event ended post midnight, with plans for another assembly on Easter Monday.
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L Barmett
Sire Pay Pk
W. T. Rachman
J. Parker Mason
H. M. Stockton
See
Brooke Sud
Ali Wokan
Steward Wertz
Bamnor
Sod Mrabuat Mines
van Boskerek
Thomas van Boskerck
Loam Wi
Voeeph Bamford
Mina Kawer
Mise Murray
Jamee Murray
Mist Aavlo Murphy
Mra
J. W. Handford
Cllford McGee
Augusta Shepard
John Mann
Mra. Irabell
Harey Weat
Heltari
Edwin Mra
James T. Venso
Scott
Mel Wortles
James [Allock
Julian Erickson
Roger Erickson
Mise Jean Erickwn
Mie Kathrye Yates
Pred Yates
Augustus Marsh
Tueo‘lure Miller
Mr. Opdyke
Harry Opdyke
J. M. Whitue
Mae Walloo
Mise Musgrave
Alfred Streail
Mrs. W. Penta
Edward Frelils
Peter Matthews
Mim Gertrale Walz
Pred Waid
O Even Mr
W.J. Roome
Mee
I AL Hageman, Jr
Mra McQaali
Julia Moore
J, S Stevens
The
Mines
Stevens
Percy Pent
Wnd
Mot Covert
Flushing
Tj Miss Wilder
Morrigtown
Mr. Stywolsln
Mineen Holly
Mins Pulua
New York
Proud Jones
Mina Halloway
Onliite
Mandeville
Maay Walton
Newark
Aml
Harry Munger
Mina Host
Mir
Menderson
Misra Henderson
Justic Briggs
Marlon Rehardany
Brooklyn
Rockfellow to Serve Free Soup Tomorrow
Grocer Rockfellow invites the public to sample Mackin’s soups tomorrow with free bowls offered to anyone curious about quality and flavor at the shop.
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Rockfellow
Mackin
Rebels Fire on American Merchant Vessel at Sea
Early morning yesterday insurgent warship Genoabara fired on the American merchant Good News as it neared the bay. The American cruiser Detroit responded swiftly driving off the attackers. follow up combat appeared unlikely.
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Rio
Jaximmno
Genoabara
Detroit
Entertainments at Friend's Meeting and Local Oddities
A fragment reports entertainments at the Friends Meeting for members and guests with an oral train schedule and remarks on Herr Feharwenks praised by the New York World for brilliance. It notes Van Emberg selling goods and a forecast of Scheptin resuming business as two banks contest a compromise offer. It mentions Central Lodge No an AWOL WW members enjoying social meetings, a temperature spread from 41 to 65, and rain hail melt. A bowling match is planned between Bacheloge and Benedicts of the Board of Trade.
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Krona
Herr Feharwenks
Playiar
New York
Ordi Fide
Lim
Bacheloge and
Benedicts
Board of Trade
Oxamizations of Fovwo taps for APFROYED
The passage notes concern over youths forming clubs and meeting places at night, with merchants denying responsibility for misbehavior. It reports merchants fearing trouble if clerks or boys are connected to such groups, claiming they would expel workers found in the circles and allow free store access to mislead customers.
Deputy Gets Licked in Replevin Case at Client Court
Judge Vag Syexle presided as Juries were waived in a replevin dispute over furniture and a mortgage executed while Gen Negley was abroad. The case, involving Amos Miledt and James Negiey, ended in favor of the plaintiff upon his return from Europe. Attorneys Willa M Buliman, Craig A Mace, and Mofett appeared for the plaintiff. defense counsel was Jerney Cylawgten.
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Vag Syexle
James 4
Negiey
Amos Miledt
Replevin
Drolfert
Bal
Gen. Negiey
Europe
Ils
Fere Willa
Buliman
Craig
A. Mace
Mofett
Jerney Cylawgten
Dewiey
Muffet
Fragmentary crime notice from Newark city streets
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Fourth Street and Usher Gooney and Vanderweg at a depot. It describes an awful education of drunkness and a person being fried. Penitence was suspended during a dubious penal incident. Shenkiewsik managers faced a complaint with cash involved.
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Fourth Street
Yeauy
Usher Gooney
Vanderweg
Newark
solieUpgpamangers
German Lutheran congregation gifts organ to Jersey City Heights church
The German Lutheran congregation on Grove Street gifted the Jersey City Heights church an organ last week after a service. Descriptions note powerful tones and imitation pipes, with solid construction and new stops.
Followers of Pocamontas Dance Night Recital
A readers’ notes heavy with OCR errors describe a Pocamontas dance event. It recounts a lively evening with patrons, a musical program, solos, and group dancing. Performers include Mrs. Fred Candeld, Charles Dressler, Westphal, Master Alberg Ford, and Wilhian A. Westphal.
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Commel
Joe Acciaccaturm
Muse
Fred Candeld
Charles ‘Dressler
Ate Westphal
Alberg
Sibridan
Wilhiaw A. Westphal
D. Anderson E. M. Odang
George Richter
Mra W. A. Weatpler
Wea toorth street health note and social events
An OCR fragment notes Mire Sarah of Wea toorth street in tckJ at her home with Som Ayres of Marsh Ayres Fy reporting improved health and better spirits. Mentions attendance of Andrew Cox and others at various local offices and a February 2 New York reference. Also lists several names tied to a talk on social reform and China with Mrs Chub and Mrs Smilte among speakers.
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Mire Sarah
Weatoorth Street
Tckj
Som Ayres
Marsh Ayres & Fy
San al Texas
Eves
el McDonougt
Fred Suedsy
Mr. Kili
Mixa Elis
Ieffulo
Andrew Cox
Femore
New York
Mra. Paal Chub
Ethical Culture Movement
Mine Evans
Tung
China
Mra Smilte Dan
Stanton Coltepee
Immuel A. Bilot
Ulot
Harweed
Cleareh
John W. Ch
The
Leagar
Birthday Party Honoring Mise Kiely Pletgwt at Al Minale Society
Guests gathered at the Al Minale Society to honor Mise Kiely with a nine oclock arrival and a private dining room reception. The evening featured elegant floral decor, wine to toast the guest of honor, and a program of games dancing and social entertainment. Among attendees were Mr and Mrs Detke, Mrs Moore, Minnie Kiely and others. art selections included noted pieces by Spangenpard and others with a focus on landscape and childhood studies. Part 3 promised for Saturday with Hart 3 impressions noted as surpassing previous entries.
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al Minale Riety
Henry Windham
Weir
Aed
Detke
Moore
Mus
Minnie Kiely
Mies Kredy
Mise Kaile Hutteriing
Mine Etta Bisiz
Jose Gerold
1 Windham
Harry McComas
J Willett
Larry Broten
F. Hui
T. Uooban
Willem Kiely
C. Brady
BH. L. Speojeer
J.C. Martin
E. . Sowthard
Pole sale dispute ends in court action for damages
The case involves Dowover Gaskin and George A Hod of Wi suing over a tortious use ban and pole attachments in Westield. Proceedings describe attempted attachment by Mr Hoffman on sale commissions, with Moffett assisting and a forced money exchange at Plainfield as poles were due for delivery.
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Dowover Gaskin
Brapeh
George A. Hod
Wescield
Westield
Gastla
Bert
Southern Jersey
Hoffman
Jaakin
Plainfield
Hasyov 1 Moffett
Apecuogie
Abe
De'lverea
Ae Clapaed
Gaskinle
Forte
Lange
Holfiaen
Little girl scarred in accident at bank place
The five year old daughter of John H Tier Jr suffered burns when something spilled and a skillet or oil flame involved. Neighbors recall the incident occurred near supper time around six o'clock and she endured bravely with adults protecting her.
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John H. Tier
Bank Place
Cere
Four Women at the Exposition Discuss Proportional Representation
Miss Catherine Spencer of Australia lectures at the Exposition in Chicago on political reform. She advocates proportional representation and a revamped voting system, pairing with Jenn Lebback in England to support welfare and orphan care. Their joint effort centers on political reform and humane child upbringing through private initiative.
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Catherine Spebcer
Australia
Chicago
England
Jenn Lebback
Mrancu
Power Gobbe
Spencer
On Br Peautien
Philadelphia
Boston
Four Additional Local News See Second and Fourth Pages
Fragmentary OCR reflects local items with references to Birr Objections and various phrases. The readable portions display garbled characters and disjointed lines, lacking coherent events, names, or dates to form a clear factual item.
Fragmentary note on suppressions and commotion abroad
A partial, garbled report references suppression topics, names like Doty and Pon mission, and mentions a Lied Post and Rendon with unclear roles. The legible parts hint at a response to a suppression matter involving West Pon and a comrade, but essential details and outcomes are missing.
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Doty
West Pon
Kearny
Doty Lea
Rendon Hb
A Million Friends Trial Offer for Dr King’s New Discovery
A promotional notice touts Dr King’s New Discovery for cough and consumption claiming it cures throat and chest complaints. It promises a trial bottle free at LW Randolph’s Pharmacy 21 West Front St with a large size bottle priced at one dollar.
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West Front St
Questions on Postmaster Appointment Stir in Plainfield
Community letter questions the selection process for the Plainfield postmaster and the influence of Elizabeth residents and county backing. The writer cites a June 19 1893 meeting and notes ongoing party dynamics and rumored support for candidate Mr Stover amid city and county politics.
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Pislofielder
Elizabet Eraki
Leinfielder
Stow
Jum
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